Bonds Fisher feud ends in Belton killings on trial Milam
Review of the Bonds-Fisher feud recalls the Belton double killings and the trial of Monroe Fisher, son of a former Temple police chief, in Milam County District Court. The piece, drawn from the Waco News-Tribune, also notes agricultural quotes from U.S. officials on poultry, crop yields, and soil fertility.
Proper Use of Cornsilage in Livestock Feeding
Cornsilage increases returns from rotation and suits dairy cows best due to its succulence for high milk production. It feeds beef cattle, sheep, and even horses in limited amounts. After calving, feed a warm mash of bran or bran with ground vats, plus a touch of oil meal, and provide warm water. Avoid heavy feeds and large oil meal quantities, especially in summer.
Harvest Weather Service Saves New York Farmers Money
A Weather Bureau collaborative forecast system in New York State, with Ithaca bureau and State Extension forces, is used by most county agricultural agents and about 24 500 farmers this last year. If each saved $5 on frost warnings, the service's value would exceed $122 500. End uses discuss corn silage yields and regional variation in tonnage per acre.
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New York State
Ithaca
Housewives misjudge meat quality in survey compare
A survey of 1700 housewives reveals 48.5 percent rate meat as best or very good and 48 percent as good. The Chicago market grades show only 0.5 percent prime, 8.5 percent choice, and 25 percent good, totaling 52 percent above medium.
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Chicago
U. S
Fattening turkeys for market requires careful feeding plan
For November fattening, feed sparingly at first to keep birds slightly hungry then increase to three cleanups daily before marketing. Begin with equal parts wheat and oats, switch to corn as weather cools. Use old corn free of mustiness. avoid heavy feeding of new corn to prevent scours.
Forest Fire Losses in 1926 Reach 27 Million Dollars
The United States faced about 91 809 forest fires in 1926, burning over 24 million acres and causing estimated damage of 27 million dollars. Human activity caused 72 percent of fires and lightning 12 percent, with 16 percent undetermined. Careless smokers led with 5 625 fires, railroads 13 percent, and brush burning 12 percent as major sources.
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United States
Liver and Bacon as a Diet Boost and Peach Dumplings
The article extols liver as a rich source of vitamins iron and protein. It notes peach dumplings baked in muffin pans are seasonal and best served hot with sauces or whipped cream. It gives kitchen tips on peach prep meat storage and proper bacon cooking to avoid grease and spoilage.
Baked Ham From the U S Department of Agriculture
The U S Department of Agriculture Home Economics bureau offers a ham baking method for hot or cold service. Use a 9 to 10 pound ham, scrub, soak if salty, cover with boiling water, add vegetables and spices, simmer 4 to 5 hours, then finish with a sugar crust and clove studding for browning.
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Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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